Actress Park Hye-soo Resumes Social Media Activity After 4-Year Hiatus

Actress Park Hye-soo has reactivated her personal social media account, marking her first online presence in approximately four years and six months since suspending her activities due to school bullying allegations.

On the 19th, Park shared a post on her social media stating, "It's autumn now," accompanied by several photos. The images show her enjoying leisure time with friends, capturing public attention.

Park became embroiled in controversy in 2021 when she was accused of school bullying shortly before the broadcast of the KBS2 drama 'Dear.M'. At the time, Park's agency vehemently denied the allegations as 'false,' and she pursued legal action, including filing a defamation lawsuit against the accuser. However, the controversy escalated, leading to the indefinite postponement of 'Dear.M' and a complete halt to her career.

She later made a comeback in 2022 with the film 'You and I,' which was invited to the Busan International Film Festival, stating her intention to "resolve the situation without avoiding it."

Meanwhile, it has been reported that Park recently opened and is currently operating her own cafe in Paju. Colleagues like actors Kim Jong-soo, Noh Jeong-eui, and Oh Jung-se have shared photos of their visits to her cafe on social media, updating fans on her recent life.

Park Hye-soo first debuted in the entertainment industry in 2014 after appearing on SBS's 'K-Pop Star Season 4'. She transitioned to acting in 2015 and has since appeared in numerous productions such as 'Yong Pal' and 'Age of Youth'. Following her hiatus due to bullying allegations before the release of 'Dear.M' in 2021, she returned with the film 'You and I' in 2022.